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Dell Latitude 13 7370 Ultrabook Review

Thermal dynamics

To find the Latitude 7370's idle temperature, I left Windows on the desktop for 30 minutes. The ‘load’ temperature reading comes from running Prime95.

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While these figures are perfectly respectable the very slim nature of the Latitude 7370 means you quickly feel any heat if the Ultrabook is sitting on your lap. On a desk, as I would imagine it would be most of the time in a business environment, it is no problem at all – but on your lap it can get a bit toasty. In terms of the components, though, these temperatures will do them no harm whatsoever. Indeed, as the Core m5-6Y57 is passively cooled, the Latitude 7370 even has the advantage of being completely silent.

Power consumption

To get the ‘idle’ power draw for the Latitude 7370, I left Windows on the desktop for 30 minutes. The ‘load’ power draw reading comes from running Fire Strike Ultra.

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These incredibly low power consumption figures are a testament to the very efficient nature of the Core m family. Power draw is certainly not something to be worrying about with the Latitude 7370.

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  1. Why would someone get this over an XPS 13?